Burnt Orange Egyptian Cotton Towels

Certified Egyptian Cotton

Made with 100% certified Egyptian cotton accredited by the Egyptian Cotton Association. Egyptian cotton is grown exclusively in Egypt on the banks of the river Nile. The warm climate and rich soil are perfect for growing the high quality, long staple-length cotton fibres that create our extra soft, absorbent and durable cotton towels.

The story behind Egyptian Cotton

Egyptian Cotton cultivation began when some neglected cotton plants were noticed in a Cairo garden. It was quickly realised that the extra long fibres could be used in a variety of strong, fine textiles. Before long, cotton was being cultivated along the banks of the Nile, securing Egypt's reputation for high-quality cotton.

Substantial & weighty

These towels are made from a terry woven to 700GSM for a towel that feels extra fluffy and substantial for a real bathroom treat. We've used a long twisted loop pile to make these towels especially absorbent and durable.

Care for quality

These towels have gone through some serious testing with a special focus on washability, colour fastness and durability.

Soft & rich

Ultra smooth Egyptian cotton yarns make the long woven terry pile of these luxury towels feel especially soft against your skin.

Visibly luxurious

A generous weighty pile makes these towels look beautifully rich and dense, adding extra luxury to your bath or shower-room.

Timeless styling

Available in a variety of shades, these towels are finished with a stylish border and a double-stitched hem for added durability. This range is available as hand towels, bath towels and bath sheets.

Product Guarantee: This towel has a 1 year guarantee.
Material: 100% Egyptian cotton pile
GSM: 700gsm
Designed in: UK
Manufactured in: Turkey
Certification: Made in Green

Wash regularly

Give your towels a wash when they're dirty. If you're using them for a daily bath or shower then that's probably after about 5-7 days. If you're using them in a busy household then wash after one or two days' use. Wash at 30°C for best results - modern detergents mean there's no need to go for a higher temperature. It's also kinder to the environment.

Dry consciously

You can line dry or tumble dry these towels. Line drying your towels is a greener option, just give them a good shake out before you put them away to fluff up those lovely cotton fibres. If you choose to tumble dry then remove from the dryer before it's completely dry to avoid a dried-out crispy feel..

Check your detergent

Always use the best detergent for the product you are washing. Use powdered detergent for white towels and bathmats and liquid detergent for coloured towels and bathmats. Never use fabric conditioner when washing towels. It coats the fibres and makes them less absorbent and more scratchy over time.

Avoid detergents and stain removers containing optical brighteners

Optical brighteners mask stains using an optical illusion. This can significantly change the colour of your towels and may also result in faded patches of colour if left soaking for too long. It's not just detergents that can affect your towels and bathmats; some creams, like suncream, facewashes and even toothpastes contain chemicals that will bleach your lovely products, such as benzoyl peroxide. Make up and bronzers can also stain your towels and bath mats; we'd recommend you avoid using pale colours if you've used fake tan. Be careful with bathroom cleaning products too - lots of cleaning products contain bleach which will mark your bath towels (even making whites a peach-like pink colour) if they come in contact with one another.